this is about byron smith being accused of a crime, he did not commit. >> did you believe that byrone kifer? >> yes. it's not something he wanted to do, but he didn't ask them to burglarize his home, in a violent way, on thanksgiving. they chose to do that, and he reacted. >> so the defense came to court, confident a jury would see it that way. >> in minnesota, as i understand it, you have the right to protect your life. you have the right to protect your home, your property, as long as it's reasonable. >> if somebody breaks into your home and commits a -- a felony offense, in your home. you can kill that threat. >> meshbesher said that everything byron did that thanksgiving day and the next was evidence that he was truly terrified inside his own home. >> why did he wait so long before calling authorities? >> fear. he was afraid there was a third or fourth or fifth person. so, he's afraid of the backyard, the front yard, the stairway, the door. he's just in utter fear, and he goes into a closet and hides. in his own house. until the fear subsides. >> as for smith's calm demeanor and

he sat down with "nightline" coankler byron pits. >> byron: jason, welcome to "nightline." >> hey, it'syron: first thing, you're a hat guy. >> thank you for noticing. my stepdad was a hat guy. he was very dapper. he always finished his outfit with a hat. he gave one when i was 7 years old and it's been on my head ever since. >> byron: i like it. we know you from your hit singles like the remedy, i'm yourself. ♪ i'm sure there is no need to complicate our time is short, this is our fate i'm yourself ♪ >> byron: can you believe it's been 25 years you've been in this game? >> no, i can't. and i'm so grateful. i still feel like a contest winner, because when i write songs, i'm really just making things up, and i'm trying to tap into a true emotion or an urgent message. and i can't believe that any listener would hold it and make it their own and elevate me for as long as they have. >> byron: you've been doing it for a while, as we mentioned. 25 years in an industry that often chews people out and spits them out. >> that's right. >> byron: you recently had a birthday. happy belated birthday.

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let's look at the election coming up byron donalds.emocrats and eric holder former attorney general under obama, deputy attorney general under clinton. we have adam schiff, we know all about him. we won't go there but we know all about him. both of them said if donald trump is convicted of a single indictment that could be the da here, the d.a. there, the attorney general there the two grand general in washington and if he still elected they will move and push for having him impeached. then we have another movement going on among democrats and dark money billionaires funded the radical left-wing marxist groups who are trying to convince secretaries of state across the country and attorney general under section three the 14th amendment that donald trump led an insurrection he's unqualified to be on the ballot and if he wins to be represented. which is in part is a reason why the prosecutor is bringing january 6 charge and targeting on this. here is my question to you if there knocking except the outcome of the election no matter what we

>> 100%, let's look at the election, byron donalds.m, we won't two there. we know all about him. both have said if donald trumpa is convicted of a single intimel that could be da here, the da there, the attorney general there, the two grand juries in e washington, and if he's still elected, they are going to move for and having him impeached. we have another movement among democrats who are trying tod. convince secretaries of stateon across theey country and attorns general under section 3 in thei 14th amendment that donald trum led insurrection and he wins toe even be represented which in part is the reason why this prosecutors is thinking about bringing the january 6th charget and is i targeting trump on thi. so here is my question to you, if they are not going to accept the outcome of an election no matter what, we republicans, wec see alkil of this interference n this election, trials during the election, int -- indictments, if biden wins, are we supposed to roll over and accept, isn't thit the danger putting the republicanhe party

maria: part of the uncertainty has to do with corruption byron let's get there hunter biden expecteday, to two misdemeanor charges but his lawyers could face sanctions for allegedlilying to the court clerk, one lawyer allegedly pretended to representative house ways and means committee, and she -- asked if they could take the irs whistleblower testimony off record, of course, house ways and means did not want that off the record meanwhile, bombshell report claiming that longtime biden political aide alex mackler was working for u.s. attorney david weiss should he started investigating hunter biden reportedly worked for senator vice president biden bau biden attorney general campaign even biden transition team byron the questions around david kwoois whether or not in charge of hunter biden investigation rising now that we see connections, of people working who were working with him biden people. they are the picture as far as hunter biden plea agreement is scheduled this morning, the house republicans felt they had gathered a lot of relevant information about this, the main point bein

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byron york and andy mccarthy are standing by. rich edson is live from the white house as we get ready for this hearing to get underway. hi, rich. >> good morning. republicans are focused here on the federal government's coordination with tech companies. democrats are focused on that key witness robert f. kennedy junior. this hearing is just about underway on capitol hill. this is the select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. xhiflty republicans say they'll examine the government's role in censoring americans and what is big tech's collusion with out of control government agencies to silence speech. previewing his appearance kennedy says it's working with partners in tech. this is a systematic program to control what americans can say and think. as such it is -- in a democracy the people tell the government what to think not the other way around. instagram booted kennedy but reinstated his account when he announced his run for president. democrats have ripped republicans for inviting kennedy. congressman

obviously you have this superseding indictment, byron.age that this sends around the world. other friends around the world is saying what on earth is going on around the united states. how much chaos can be tolerated from the world's most important country. this halls repercussions beyond politics and set of votes take place in 2024 or even just a particular case. >> bret: there's another side, you know, and the president will have a chance to put forward his side and his defense the former president i should say as will president biden if that investigation goes. but what about what mike pompeo is saying there? >> well, i think those world leaders are going to have to get ready for more chaos. it's not going to get smoother. it's going to get rougher. i think that certainly last week i thought that by this time this week we would be talking about, yet, another indictment. the expected indictment on january 6th and 2020 issues from the special counsel jack smith. instead, we got an expansion, a superseding indictment is one that's already

elizabeth: byron york, thank you so much for joining us.n again soon. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: new details about rampant crime after defund the police in cities that has now gotten state lawmakers switching parties. plus, why the energy secretary for great britain blasted john kerry in a meeting saying kerry's demand for a rapid shift from fossil fuels is, quote, idiotic. plus, we've got a new chinese threat to the u.s. power grid coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a ras

lawrence: byron york, a father's love or coconspirator? thanks, byron. >> thank you, lawrence.nce: affirmative action in colleged a migs may be over but what does yesterday's supreme court ruling mean for the woke takeover of our other institutions? affirmative action graduated from college campuses and took a seat in corporate board rooms as long time ago. diversity equity and inclusion programs dominate fortune 500 companies and government agencies and overturning affirmative action roll back the progressive takeover of the public and private sector? aaron is an editor at washington free beacon and he's joining us right now. >> the decision willed a quest to the overturned diversity programs and i think that it will as a legal matter make it easier -- even easier to do so. but we should be clear eyed about just how pervasive affirmative action is in corporations. there's too many examples to list, but just to name a few, ibm, microsoft, and google all capped the number of white and asian ably cants to prestigious research and pfizer barred white and asian for a nine yearlong

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. >> dana: byron york is still with us as well. hugh hewitt wrote a piece, he appears on bret's shows. the hunter biden judge should blow the whistle and it is within her power this smells, it doesn't feel right. i am not going to accept this plea deal. we haven't touched on the gun charge yet, either. something that democrats usually are hot to talk about. in this case, he falsified records when he applied for this gun permit. didn't disclose he was on drugs at the time. throws the gun away in a trash can in an unsafe way, and he is not -- basically going to get to enter an agreement so he doesn't have to pay any consequences for that? >> yeah. we haven't talked too much about that gun deal. obviously a drug addict who has lied on his application to buy a gun, playing around with the loaded gun is precisely the sort of thing that some of our gun laws are designed to prevent. now as far as what the judge can and cannot do, we have lawyers here on the panel and i will leave it to them. i think she can do basically what she wants to.

contributor, byron thank you for joining us. >> thank you, bill.ne former president trump obviously is blowing everybody out of the water as it stands right now he is at 56%. got governor to santos trailing behind him at 22% and everybody else little pieces of what is left over with the pipe. byron, my question to you what does somebody have to do to break through and start chipping away at trumps lead here? do they have to hope something external happens? >> the answer is nobody has the answer to that question. no one has figured it out yet. we have a situation now where everybody is, all the non- trump candidates are all treading water hoping something happens. now we have the race the race is that the field seems to be set we have had a lot of campaigning. we could look back over and look at the pattern if you look over your the summer of last year donald trump had a 30-point lead over ron desantis. but then in november at desantis braun a great reelection. twenty points in florida seem to be really, really strong. those republicans who want to

byron york is standing by watching this with us. byron, i don't -- we watch a lot of hearings and i don't remember one where you had this much of actual interaction. so much of it is usually scripted. but that is not happening here. rfk junior wants to defend himself and he is intending to do that in this hearing today. what are your thoughts this morning? >> i think what you said points out this hearing has become about rfk junior. it was supposed to be about the question of censorship. it was supposed to be about some of the issues that are in this incredibly important court case, missouri versus biden that could ultimately forbid the government from working with tech companies to censor viewpoints. it is an incredibly important issue. this has become about rfk junior. did he require vaccinations for people who came to a christmas party at his house? did he encourage african-americans not to seek medical treatment? absolutely not, he says. so it has become about rfk junior and whatever the actual intention of the hearing was seems

i think byron said it.mental question is here is what was the service they were providing? what were they doing? 20 different companies, nine different biden families getting paid. for what? what did they do? what value did they add? no one can answer that fundamental question and then you couple with that who are you going to believe? the justice department that's engaged in all the things we talked about or these two whistleblowers who i think testimony has not changed and credibility is just frankly unpeachable. unimpeachable. that's what this comes down. to say. >> brian: see what the democratic narrative is. i look forward to seeing them question the integrity of these two investigators. the next thing have you got do, byron is get david weiss. when are we going to see david weiss? >> listen, i think david weiss will probably be something for jim's committee in judiciary. i will be watching with baited breath because i truly believe that merrick garland and the department of justice are simply not tell

. ♪ barbie you're so fine you're so fine you blow my mind ♪ >> byron: thank you for joining us.is an icon, a legend. now with the film's opening today, most definitely a cultural moment. sparking a wave of hype for a movie not seen in years. deborah roberts goes behind the scenes with the all-star cast and director now introducing barbie to a whole new generation. >> i wasn't really a barbie girl. >> you didn't think you would be barbie in the beginning? >> no, not necessarily. ♪ >> hi, barbie! >> hi, ken! >> hi, barbie! >> hi, barbie! >> hi, barbie! >> reporter: margot robbie is barbie. most famous for her iconic role in "i, tonya," embodying the timeless doll in what might be the blockbuster of the summer. and stepping out of the box like never before. are you pleased you stepped into those kitten heels? >> i am. i had the best time making this movie. >> reporter: hollywood heartthrob ryan gosling of "la la land" fame also going plastic fantastic as the hunky ken. was it a concerted effort to get in shape for the film? >> there was a -- yes, we were -- all the kens, we were "k

on its base, byron, your reaction. >> well, there it is.rts that's what devon archer was going to say and now we know that that's exactly what he said. and it clearly implicates then vice president biden, now president biden, in his son's business affairs and remember, joe biden has said never ever discussed business affairs with his son and he didn't know anything about his son's business. so i think both of those explanations kind of go out the window. it's going to be interesting to see when democrats get together on this how they are going to react to this. we have seen some early reaction, i think, from representative goldman, that ok, well, they talked, chatted a bit, maybe about the weather, pleasantries but never talked business, retreating that joe biden never discussed the business with his son's business associates. >> bill: my colleague, gillian turner to the conversation as well. gillian, i don't know what else you are picking up there. >> gillian: bill and byron, i was thinking about how last week de devon -- >> bill: adam sch

byron, thanks for being with us. the numbers beg the question, does anyone else stand a chance in this horse race in south carolina? >> well, all the numbers look very, very good for president trump. i mean, you know, a lot of times we'll talk about national polls that show trump 30, 32, 34 points ahead and someone will say wait a minute, that's not how the nominating process works, it begins with the early states, iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. and what the new fox business poll shows in two of those states, trump with a 30-point lead in iowa, and 34-point lead in south carolina. and by the way, he has a substantial lead in new hampshire as well. what we do see in the new fox business polls is a little motion asround second place, yo see nikki haley in second place in south carolina, she's the former governor and tim scott, another person from south carolina in third place in iowa. so a little movement around there, around governor desantis and the second place race. >> jacqui: and what's driving the number

byron allowed him to someone rugby him on the head.rsation we claim they were going to make him speak, although that was then disputed later by his supposed sponsor, admitting, no, we just wanted him because he was black. he literally came out. he's a black man from florida, byron donalds, and try to mildly criticize the slaves benefited from slavery thing. and this isn't even trump saying it. it's desantis's policies. he got mowed down like the law on, because you can't even say slavery was bad now in the republican party. that's how far it has gone. and that's not even trump who read the policy, it was desantis. >> it is a profoundly important note to make about that moment with congressman byron donalds and desantis and the party writ large. here you have one of a handful black republican members of the united states congress who are republican saying what he rightly should have said, this idea that black folks actually benefited from slavery is just crazy, right, but then desantis clap back in on him, but notice, none of those memb

byron york, a father's love or a coconspirator. nk thanks, brian. thank you, lawrence. coll >> sego affirmative action in oe college admissions may be overeo ,butke what does yesterday's supreme court ruling mean for the woke takr othee of our other institutions? affirmative action graduated a from college campuses and took seate boardroomsat as long time ago. divey and programs now dominate fortune 500un companies and governmente 50. be will overturning affirmative action roll back progressive take over of the public and private sector? sectoaaron saberi is an editort the washington free beacon and he's been kind enough to join us right now. >> what do you see this going? well, i think that the decision will add fuel to the quest, t it overturn other diversity programs. and i think that it will, as a legal matter, make it easier, bu. easier to do so but we should be clear eyed about just how pervasive of affirmative action is in corporations. there's to examples too many exs to list, but just to name a few. ib ibm,m microsoft and google all cap the number of white and

byron york and leslie marshall democratic strategist. always the tough person to ask the questions and you certainly gave it to the governor. i think that's important because, you know, you threw every sort of critique of his campaign at him. he did have solid answers. but i think what he will have to continue to work on is the message that he talked about which is one in his argument the reason why he is running he doesn't think trump can win. i thought it was powerful when he made the argument and said he is running to be president not just for the title but that he felt like now was time. the issue that he is going to continue to have and i have seen this campaign after campaign after campaign, he put out very detailed policy proposals to you. he put out a 10-point economic plan today, which as a policy wonk, i read it, i loved it. i was going through the policy stuff. but that still has to translate to voters and they still have to feel that emotion coming from him. and you're going to have to -- here's the tall order. you're going t

not on the same page with the overall standards, though. >> byron donalds hit it well.s are moving in the right direction. that doesn't mean there doesn't mean to be tweaks to it and corrected. >> john: for desantis to say you are going to side with the state or with kamala. >> it's a misstep on his part, frankly, but you see the desantis campaign and message adjustments in august are fine, desperation in december, and why you see him next week going and moving to his economic message. >> john: what the wall street journal said about all of that, particularly after ron desantis had to get rid of 38 staffers from his campaign in a reboot to make it leaner and meaner. said the florida governor can still decide to run as the successful executive he is, the governor can't beat mr. trump by running as a more competent sane version of trump. he has to offer voters something better. he's been fighting the culture wars battle, the central plank of his campaign. now pivoting to the economy. that a recipe for a reboot? >> i disagree today -- must be outside -- >> the heat. >> and

♪ >> byron: finally tonight, balling like beckham. superstar lionel messi could make his u.s.ebut as soon as friday night. another soccer legend may want to get the tissues ready. inter miami co-owner david beckham, who helped lure messi stateside. >> to bring a player like that to now play in mls, play for our team, it's bigger than just winning trophies. i might actually cry. i'll be emotional for sure. >> byron: we'll all be watching. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. i'm here for- your annual eye exam. because i'm having trouble- reading? exactly. they sort of make me feel... like i'm the most fabulous thing you've ever seen? exactly. i'll take 'em. ♪ (mnemonic) most fragrance plug-ins just smell like fresh bathroom. new vibrant from air wick can truly elevate your living space. with two times the natural essential oil it's time to raise your fragrance expectations. vibrant from air wick. how are folks 60 and older having fun these days? famil

byron joker o bogey, julianne manchester, and welcome to all panelists.ourt. here's congresswoman alexandria justices are saying that the supreme court is going themselves much too far. they are expanding their role into acting as though they are congress itself. >> so there you go. the progressive left very upset with the high court, putting pressure on president biden to take action. vince, lead us off. >> the president doesn't have this power. that was abundantly clear when nancy pelosi said in public, abundantly clear in the text of the constitution. this is the kind of thing that only congress can do. biden sought to do it anyway. remember when it came. it came in advance of the last midterms. it was by design. it was meant to whip up democrat votes and supreme court democrats in those midterms. i think it had that effect to some extent. and now the reality is coming home for those americans who believed they would have their debts forgiven. not the case. you need congress. president can't do this on his own. >> this was a big promise to supporters.

byron donalds, the republican from florida. thank you. make sure to check out special report later today. joseph ziegler was whistleblower x as of two days ago. he will talk on special report. check it out at 6:00 here on the fox news channel tonight. dana. >> he has a time share in a place in vegas where he would visit without his wife and children. when asked in a 2017 deposition you go there for business or pleasure, sir? he says i guess you could call it pleasure. man, i would be all over that like a cheap suit. >> dana: the prob into the suspected gilgo serial killer is going beyond new york. is he tied to murders in other states? one person may have been killed inside his family home. nate foye is inmassapequa park new york with the latest. >> good morning. a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news investigators believe at least one of the three murders that wrecks heuermann is charged with happened inside the family's home behind me. police have the street blocked off today. look live at the fox news drone. prosecutor

byron york is standing by with analysis. spunt at the justice department. >> in his letter to senator lindsey graham yesterday the third letter to congress he said once again he was in charge of the probe. he never requested special counsel status and he was able to charge hunter biden anywhere in the united states he wanted to if he deemed necessary. he clearly indicated he did not think it was necessary. he wrote in part i was assured that i would be granted this authority if it proved necessary. this statement is in direct conflict with the multiple statements i.r.s. whistleblower gary shapley has said publicly. he said he was in a meeting with weiss and personally saw him complain about not having control over the investigation. watch. >> i even had him repeat that because i knew how important that fact was and i wanted to make sure i understood it. >> weiss included a curious line in his better about an fd1023 form. a form used to record allegations made by bureau sources. republicans and democrats saw a partially unred

. ♪ god >> byron: stephanie belted out "god bless america" at the mets game.e can confidently say stephanie was a hit. ♪ >> byron: and she is as kind a person as she is talented. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding.

there are many - americans who support president byron's assisting ukraine in its efforts. 0ne byron'srts. one of the things ukraine has asked for is fighterjets for the ukraine has asked for is fighter jets for the couldn't america have given fighterjets instead? america have given fighter 'ets instead? ., ., ., , ., instead? could have and should have it still _ instead? could have and should have it still must _ instead? could have and should have it still must do. _ instead? could have and should have it still must do. there's i have it still must do. there's a decision made that f—16s will in fact go to ukraine and consortium countries, including the uk and the netherlands and denmark are working to make that happen. requires american support. we only made the decision to go forward with this just decision to go forward with thisjust a decision to go forward with this just a little over a month ago. this could have been done ago. this could have been done a year ago. ukraine would already have those things and now it's still going to take around next year each for the plates to be

same in throughout the byron area. discovery bay, brentwood, livermore, pleasanton , about 102, about 103 in dublin. otherwise 80s and 90s around the central bay and the shoreline in triple digits. morgan hill and gilroy. and how about 74 in san francisco. that's a different way different than 57 degrees experience on wednesday. now here we go with your breakdown if you're heading to the alameda county fair, there's going to be a michael who is it again? who's going to bet the concert today,george mit is. that's the concert at that r time, it's 88 degrees. i've got to tell you guys. eb 40e from tn fairgrounds as spectacular. alrighty. roberta well, thank you for that good news for you warrior fans out there. draymond green will officially stay with a team coming up, why this was a priority for the new general manager of the dubs and the numbers in his new big dollar deal plus i want to strengthen our community this is how we're going to do it. well, just as it was set to open its doors, a new community center in vallej

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byron knows that we are leading by a lot.up, they get more and more radicalized and vicious. but right in the middle of a presidential election, biden is losing very badly, and they had him arrest me. a lot of people say trump-pence a lot of tumult. we bring tumult because they attack us. it turns out with me, i did nothing wrong. they go after people who did nothing wrong. they use misinformation. but if anybody was sitting here, the front runner, if i was in third place or fourth-place or wasn't running, there wouldn't be anything. they want to say he is one of the most honest presidents we've ever had, but they wouldn't be interested in that. if an event said, if i ever went under the scrutiny that you have -- he is a very successful guy -- he said they would have gotten me on so many things. they got me on nothing. the pundits are saying wow, , that's nothing. but i take it for you. this is a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time, and it has been going on since i came down the escalator with our great future

so i this will hear some other stories from the world of sports and soccer. byron munich, i've admitted that last season starts signing sadie on a is set to leave. the center go forward is holding talks with a new club. media report say he's heading to chris younger and all those on us are inside of your radio. after a difficult here in germany. well, germany's alexander it's very f has reached the final of the hubbard opens for i have defeated the frenchman, our tour feats 6264. it will be the 26 year old germans 1st. the final since may last year offering, having suffered a serious ankle injury at the previous french open. he'll play serbian lazlow jerry later today. all right, you are up to date coming up next. architectural shift looks at efforts to rein in the potential dangers of artificial intelligence on pop up on any us for me. the team here in berlin, thanks for watching. take care. i don't see again the prices got any issues with a lot say what the .

we will have more with oversight committee member byron donalds.'t wait to hear what he says about what happened today on the show later on. but, up next, u.s. cities collapsing and meet aoc. wasn't she supposed to be a progressive? next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: well, i don't think this is the heap that sinatra was singing about. in new york over the weekend, hundreds of migrants violently tried to bust into the once luxurious roosevelt hotel and nypd had to be called as the poor people who were working hotel security could not handle what amend amounted to be a not so small migrant right. as of this morning hundreds were still camped outside. >> throughout the weekend, dozens of migrants were told there was no space inside. and many waited in a line that wrapped around a city block. others slept outside. since last spring, more than 93,000 migrants or asylum seekers have arrived here to new york city. some have been bussed to other locations. but there are still more than 56,000 in the city's care. >> now, this is what democrats have always wanted though, i

florida congressman byron donald joins me, good to see you. a guy named devon archer.led plea deal, when are you going to be asking? >> what's going to occur is a transcribed interview. you have attorneys from the oversight committee, house republicans and minority house democrats, they will question them. it is a sworn testimony. in terms of testifying an open committee yet to be determined if that's going to occur. what is going to be clearly revealed is hunter biden was the bad man, hunter biden do what was involved. the entire purpose was to shakedown companies, shakedown foreign companies for money because the only thing the biden family has to sell his political influence. there is no other business with this family. that is public corruption. for the democrats to hide from this and run away from this demonstrates how silly they are being right now because the truth of the matter is joe biden was selling access to his office through his son and in my view that is an impeachable offense. dave: is there any hard evidence to make that connection between president bi

this was in the last 60 well, here's some other stories from the world of sports in men soccer byron munich. i've admitted that last season. star sign inside you, my 8 is set to leave the senate golf forward as holding talks with a new club. media reports a, he's heading to christiane or, and all those on us are inside of your ravia. after a difficult year in germany, in tennessee, 19 year old german wild card. i know my i q may i ask who gu may and couldn't quite manage a cinderella story at the hungry gear. a p, an open gate was defeated in the championship final and to satisfy add on to risk of benevolence. it's the 1st w t, a tour title ever for the 32 year old russ of germany's alexander's fair as has reached the final of the hamburg opens. for i have defeated the frenchman, or 2 or 36264. it will be 260 germans 1st final since may last year. having suffered a serious ankle injury at the previous french open. you'll play serbian lazlow dryer jerry later today. while the formula one were red bulls match for stoppin has won the sprint race ahead of sunday's belgian ground. pre tea

the steep, crowning glories of dark lochnagar, as byron wrote, and it is a place that means a great dealks, and a hill, a mountain he has known all his life. find walks, and a hill, a mountain he has known all his life.— known all his life. and his tastes in music and _ known all his life. and his tastes in music and in _ known all his life. and his tastes in music and in landscape - known all his life. and his tastes in music and in landscape very . known all his life. and his tastes - in music and in landscape very much are reflected all the way through the service that we are going to hear. ,, , , . the service that we are going to hear. ,,, , ., ., ., , hear. spends a lot of time up there aintin: hear. spends a lot of time up there painting it- — painting it. now we see the honours coming into st giles�* cathedral, and there is the table on which they will be laid. there is the crown, the sword, the elizabeth sword, the new sword. and the sceptre, carried by lady dorrian, chiefjustice clark. the king has arrived. music: god save the king cheering we are being accompanied up the steps

remind you that the roches warmish has been one of the 1st ones to help africa during the credit. byron and demi guns, peoples has been free of charge and with sand meal in, so russian task it to say you are, what do i do? and with the south, south africa, we carried out a scientific research all the things you use, the types of that and sort of virus ones. and you get to the different medical republic of the congo with as little to me. she's my bi labs from russia jr. and we work with danny, you seem did to the study with the new viruses wherever we have more than a 20. but i think you should be as an expense, at least if i'm looking at madison's and, but if you're lucky, a lot of specialists were trained according to russian standards to prevent them to control the disease spread. and also we have established a sand for it, but as the motor standard for warranty, we have established russians program procedure to mitigate the academics that come through. we did in africa until 20 point, to reorder and 6. and then we just wrap them in 2000000000 robots so, but allocated to go through an